If you have Track Changes enabled and/or if you have not accepted changes,
you are going to continue to have this problem.

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"rob in contracts" wrote in
message ...

Thank you Suzanne. For whatever reasons, I am just not able to delete the
index markings except one by one.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

{.XE."text".} is not the format for a Word XE field (which would be {
XE
"text" }; perhaps you were using periods to indicate spaces? A search
for
^19 XE or ^d XE should find these fields when Hidden text is displayed.
If
you are seeing deleted text, however, most likely Track Changes has been
used and the changes have not been accepted. You probably have succeeded
in
deleting the XE fields, too. Try using Accept All Changes in Document.

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"rob in contracts" wrote in
message ...
Hello,I have the same issue of all the index entries showing after
major
edits to the document. I tried this fix but it found no instances of
^19
XE.
When I look at the index ientries n the doc each is preceded by
{.XE."text".}
(where the . is actually centered on the line). Text that was deleted
from
the doc still shows up with the hidden text turned on. Is there a way
to
delete all the old index entries and then remark them?

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

You can delete the Index field itself just by selecting it and
deleting
it.
I suspect what you're looking for is a way to delete all the XE
fields
from
which the index is generated. To do this, display Hidden text (so
that
you
can see the XE fields); Word probably does this automatically when
you
open
the document. Then use Find and Replace as follows:

1. In the "Find what" box, type

^19 XE

2. Leave the "Replace with" box empty.

3. Replace All.

This will find, select, and delete all XE fields.

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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"wilson" wrote in message
...
I'm creating a new index entry for my English Edition Book, but
when
I
try
to create the old Portuguese Index come together. How can I remove
all
the
file of the old index entry?